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Adams County accepts EMS resignation; chief reports operations update
Summary
The board accepted the resignation of Full-Time Paramedic Christopher Crocker effective March 30, 2026, and Adams County EMS Chief Dusty McCleese reported 56 runs for the week, use of a rental ambulance while a unit is repaired, and planned free active‑shooter training.
The Adams County Board of Commissioners on April 6 accepted the resignation of Full‑Time Paramedic Christopher Crocker effective March 30, 2026.
Jason Hayslip moved and Kelly Jones seconded the resignation acceptance; the board voted unanimously. Adams County EMS Chief Dusty McCleese reported 56 runs for the week, said a rental ambulance is currently in service while an out‑of‑service ambulance awaits alignment, and noted active‑shooter training will be scheduled at no cost to the county.
The meeting record lists the resignation and operational notes but does not describe staffing plans to replace the paramedic or an estimated timeline to return the out‑of‑service vehicle to service. Chief McCleese also informed the board he will attend a conference in Florida in May at no cost to the county.
Next steps: the EMS chief and county personnel will handle any hire or reallocation decisions; the board approved the resignation and recorded operational status for EMS.
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